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Teams and Leaders in Quality Improvement Training (TLQIT)
This is a 1-day workshop for teams embarking on a quality improvement project. By
the end of the workshop, teams should have the first draft of an improvement charter,
including an aim statement, measures, and change ideas to get started.
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Introductory
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At request of Saskatchewan health regions and/or organizations.
Minimum 20, maximum 60 participants.
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No charge for in-province participants.
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Please contact
Catherine Delaney for more information and/or to request a TLQIT session.
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The Coach Approach
This 1-day workshop is for quality improvement (QI) managers/leaders who want to
build their QI leadership skills to support improvement teams. Participants will
learn how to get started with their QI teams and support them through the improvement
journey.
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Introductory
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Stay tuned for workshop date in fall, 2009.
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No charge for in-province participants
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Please contact
Catherine Delaney for more information.
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Measurement TLQIT
This 1-day workshop provides an introduction to measurement for quality improvement
in health care. It is designed for individuals who are familiar with the model for
improvement, are part of an improvement team, have established improvement aims,
and are wondering: why do we measure? what do we measure? and how do we measure it?
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Intermediate
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Stay tuned for workshop date in fall, 2009.
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No charge for in-province participants
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Please contact
Catherine Delaney for more information.
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Clinical Practice Redesign
(CPR) School
This program is for anyone working to improve access in a clinical setting. Clinical
Practice Redesign is a systematic approach that helps health care providers understand
their supply and demand and make changes that create better office efficiency, increase
patient and staff satisfaction, and improve clinical outcomes.
This year-long program covers topics such as:
Understanding your current system
Intelligent practice redesign
Reducing wait times and improving flow
Improving satisfaction and meeting patient/client needs
Quality improvement methods and techniques
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Advanced
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Wave 1 of CPR School is now closed.
Wave 2 registration dates have not yet been announced. Please continue to watch our
website for updates.
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Tuition based.
Tuition includes print materials.
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For more information please contact the Health
Quality Council or click
here.
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Quality Improvement Consultant
(QIC) Program
Quality Improvement Consultant Program is an intense year-long course designed to
develop expert-level quality improvement advisor skills in participants.
Expert faculty, including Robert Lloyd from the
Institute for Healthcare Improvement and advisors from
Associates in Process Improvement and
Royal Roads University, guide participants through the fundamentals of quality
improvement science, and support them as they apply the theory, framework and tools
to a hands-on improvement project of their choosing. Participants not only learn
it, but live it and lead it.
Participants will develop a strong foundation in Deming's theory of profound knowledge.
They will learn about understanding systems and analyzing variation. They also learn
about the most effective ways for dealing with change and resistance. Participants
will get hands-on experience with a wide variety of improvement science tools and
methods.
During the course, participants work on an improvement project, immediately
applying what they have learned to real world situations. At the end of the course,
participants will have the skills to nurture, coach, and mentor quality improvement,
anywhere it's needed. They will learn to see the world with a new lens...the
lens of profound knowledge.
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Advanced
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The QIC Program is now accepting applications for 2009-10.
Please register by September
18, 2009
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Tuition for Saskatchewan participants is $5,000 +GST.
Tuition for out-of-province participants is $15,000 +GST.
Tuition fees include print materials and access to e-learning site.
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For more information please contact
Mary Smillie or click
here.
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